Many times I'll use it for as long as the trial period allows. Second, I don't 'waste' money on every piece of software I see, try or experiment with. So I posted it for this forum's thread we're in here. I was talking about the program itself and all I did was do a simple check on their website and discovered their disclaimer that they posted. If that's how you see it, then you have issues that need to be dealt with. After playing with it, the screen looks decent now.Ĭlick to expand.First of all my reaction wasn't directed toward you personally.

Fortunately, I had the presence of mind to create a restore point prior to installing it.ĮDIT: It wasn't that the patch was bad, I had to find a Video Controller (VGA Compatible) for the install. That recent ATI Catalyst update/patch that was posted screwed the screen up bad.

Revo Uninstaller helped me to get the trial & error crap off of here during the install. I'll reinstall 7 in a day or two, this install was one PITA. It's running XP Pro 64 bit now, in IDE mode.

No one is going to pay out much for mine, I've turned it into a playtoy. All that's needed is a monitor & ISP, and a 64 bit OS disc to clean install it with. Times are bad, one can buy a brand new Dell Core2Duo w/Win 7 Pro 32 bit for a little over $400. I was going to sell this one, but not for the prices they're going for ($300 tops). If I could get around better, I'd be picking up beer & soda cans & putting that towards it. When I got my notebook, being that it's the better of my 2 computers, I changed the specs to that one, a couple of days after it arrived.Īs far as my next one, I'm still saving.

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